Watch live as King Charles attends Easter Sunday church service alongside royal family

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Watch live as King Charles III attends church on Easter Sunday in his most vital public look since he was identified with most cancers.

The Princess of Wales and her family is not going to be on the service.

Charles, 75, will be a part of the Queen and different members of the royal family on the annual Easter Mattins Service at St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle on Sunday 31 March.

The Easter service comes simply over every week after Kate launched an emotional video message disclosing that she had began a course of preventative chemotherapy.

She, the Prince of Wales and their youngsters Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, who all attended final 12 months, will miss the service.

Her family are spending the Easter holidays collectively as they alter to Kate’s analysis, which was found in post-operative exams after main belly surgical procedure.

The King’s attendance at church will probably be seen as a transfer to reassure the general public after the shock information about his daughter-in-law.

But the service will probably be a smaller model of the annual gathering, with fewer members of the royal family, as the King has paused public-facing duties whereas he continues remedy for most cancers himself.